TITLE

Better Days Ahead

PUB. DATE

March 2003

SOURCE

Africa Monitor: North Africa Monitor;Mar2003, Vol. 8 Issue 3, p6

SOURCE TYPE

Country Report

DOC. TYPE

Country Report

ABSTRACT

Focuses on the Tunisian economy. Macro-economic policies adopted by the Tunisian government; Need for reforms in the banking sector of the country; Reason behind the economic slowdown in the country in 2002.

ACCESSION #

9199164

Tags: GOVERNMENT policy

 

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